largesse

Converse of object

• distribute: That hangs poorly with the fact that NESTA is meant to be distributing public largesse.
• receive: One thing is, however, clear: Northern Ireland is not going to receive any further public expenditure largesse.
• enjoy: Whilst the public is subjected to " market discipline " , however, multinationals continue to enjoy the largesse of the Bank.

Adjective modifier

• such: Of course, they and their advisers will use ISAs, PEPs and all such fiscal largesse with glee.
• corporate: Corporate largesse will never provide more than an uneven patchwork of disease-specific interventions.
• public: One thing is, however, clear: Northern Ireland is not going to receive any further public expenditure largesse.
• financial: Would John Prescott allow any elected regional assembly to have the same financial largesse allowed to the Scottish executive?
• fiscal: Of course, they and their advisers will use ISAs, PEPs and all such fiscal largesse with glee.
• socialist: There were times when the Square Mile took almost masochistic delight in the chancellor's heady mixture of fiscal rectitude and socialist largesse.

Noun used with modifier

• lottery: Nevertheless, in contemporary usage the term has become synonymous with public access to the Internet, social inclusion, broadband and Lottery largesse.
• spending: The chancellorâs Pre-Budget Report statement may well signal to many departments an end to the public spending largesse.
• state: As ever, the prime beneficiaries of state largesse would appear to be the middle classes.